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Old 10-19-2005, 10:44 AM
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Default Any Philly Students?

Just wondering if there were any current or past culinary students that are/were studying in Philadelphia. I did a quick search but did not find much specific feedback. I am interested in a first hand account of someones search for a school in the area. Thanks.
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Old 11-11-2005, 08:15 AM
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im going to college at the restaurant school in philly...my major is pastry arts. I love it here. the college is very active with the student body there's always something going on. Im doing my internship right now and i feel that this college has prepared me for my career choice very well.
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Old 11-11-2005, 03:13 PM
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im going to college at the restaurant school in philly...my major is pastry arts. I love it here. the college is very active with the student body there's always something going on. Im doing my internship right now and i feel that this college has prepared me for my career choice very well.
Can you give me examples of the kind of ingredients you commonly use in the classroom? I ask this because a young friend of mine who's like a little sister to me is in the pastry program at the Art Institute... she's been telling me what she's learning in class and last night's conversation sent me into a RAGE. She is paying $15k to learn how to make "cheesecake" made with hi-ratio shortening and bakers cheese instead of cream cheese! I almost choked! Not to mention, she has no idea how to zest a lemon or even what zest is (they use lemon emulsion in class) or how to use a vanilla bean, (no, they don't use extract; they use artificial vanilla! *faints*). I'm trying to help her find another school, but neither of us had heard rave reviews about TRS, but maybe things have changed? She applied at Johnson & Wales a while ago and they finally got back to her last week so she can transfer if she is able to get financial aid. If not, we have to find a school closer to Philly though it doesn't look like there's a lot of options.
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Old 05-24-2006, 07:22 PM
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Default Restaurant School as well!

I absolutely love The Restaurant School. Im in Culinary Arts, where I have the privaledge of learning from Chef Scanlan who as got to be one of the top teachers/chefs in the nation! He is amazing. All around I got a very good first impression of the school. Infact, I moved from Richmond, VA to attend this school. You should check out www.therestaurantschool.com Or you can call the admissions office and speak with Kate, shes very helpful. Happy cooking.
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